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nejm autopsy derm hemopericardium pericardial radiology tamponade thoracic video actinomycosis carcinoma cardiac ct cts cutaneous glucagonoma heart honc increta obgyn
Hemopericardium - Autopsy of Cardiac Tamponade By @CardioSurgPost #Hemopericardium #Autopsy #gross #pathology #tamponade #pericardial #effusion #thoracic #cardiology #heart
Hemopericardium #Autopsy #gross ... #pathology #tamponade ... #pericardial #effusion ... #thoracic #cardiology ... heart #cardiac #clinical
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 Hemopericardium on Autopsy Autopsy result of hemorrhagic pericardial effusion and cardiac tamponade. The myocardial wall is
Hemopericardium #Autopsy #gross ... #pathology #tamponade ... #pericardial #effusion ... CTS #thoracic #cardiology ... #clinical #video
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 Morphologic spectrum of salivary secretory carcinoma: microcystic or papillary-cystic architecture, abundant eosinophilic vacuolated cytoplasm, bubbly luminal
architecture, abundant eosinophilic ... Mammaglobin+, ETV6-NTRK3 fusion ... secretory #carcinoma #Pathology ... #Clinical #Microscopy
Placenta Increta - Antenatal ultrasonography suggested placenta accreta (Panel A), with the appearance of irregular vascular
Gross and histopathological ... #Clinical #Radiology ... #Pathology #OBGyn ... PlacentaIncreta #US #Microscopy
Cutaneous Actinomycosis - the left knee was noted to have edema, erythema, hyperpigmentation, hyperkeratinization, and several
examination, on which an eosinophilic ... organism (Panel C) #Clinical ... #Derm #Pathology ... #Rash #Cutaneous ... SplendoreHoeppli #Microscopy
Glucagonoma-Associated Rash - The rash involved the arms, genitals, and buttocks and had progressed to the
- The rash involved ... resolve (Panel D) #Clinical ... #HONC #Derm #Pathology ... #Radiology #Glucagonoma ... #Rash #Microscopy
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